Christian Carnival CCLXVIII Posted
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… at Crossroads. Â You can check out the carnival archive here, and consider getting involved by submitting posts and hosting.
One of the things I find most interesting about the Bible is the way that its stories openly–one might even say brutally–cover the faults and failings of the main characters. Nobody manages to come off all that well in the story. Even Moses, author of the Torah, or perhaps receiver of it, is not presented…
Lingalinga, formerly going under the identity lingamish, made a suggestion about my Bible Version Selection Tool. He thought it would be nice to be able to modify the version profiles to one’s individual tastes, and use the tool against those profiles rather than the ones I supply. I agree with him, and it wouldn’t be…
I’ve been thinking a bit about this common statement, and I think the answer is both “yes” and “no.” And therein lies a significant problem, if not several! I recall an online discussion some years ago with a gentleman who maintained that one should always take what he called the plain meaning of the text….
It makes a good reminder!
It’s at Buzz Blog and looks like some good stuff. Go read and stir up the blogosphere!
Head on over and congratulate Ken Brown. He’s headed to Göttingen, Germany for his doctorate.